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USIS Vet Raymond Tye Named CSSS.net SVP

Raymond TyeRaymond Tye, a former vice president at USIS, has been appointed SVP at information technology and cybersecurity firm CSSS.net, the Washington Business Journal reported Thursday.

Emily Mekinc writes Tye will oversee daily program operations for the company’s eastern U.S. business.

According to the report, Tye will also lead overall business strategy and D.C. government market development in his new role.

The company announced last week that it was moving its headquarters from Nebraska to its D.C. office.

Tye will report directly to Lisa Wolford, president and CEO.

He was a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton and led national security solutions at USIS.

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